Simple and majestic, the suite combines golden stone with burnished red cement tiles, accentuated by touches of imperial green. Located on the first floor, its living room window overlooks the white roses of the priest’s garden and the nearby Romanesque church. A tall double door leads into a former tower from the Hundred Years’ War, its walls dramatic and historic.

This space has been transformed into a bath-and-shower room inspired by Eastern traditions, where turquoise zellige tiles reflect light and invite deep relaxation. A stone niche hides a small vanity, completing this soothing retreat.